
#113 - Inverted Totalitarianism and the Corporate State: Chris Hedges Interviews Princeton Professor Sheldon Wolin
History of Philosophy Audio Archive
Victimhood and Democracy: A Complex Dynamic
This chapter examines the use of victimhood by dominant forces to divide society, while also exploring Tocqueville's emphasis on participatory democracy and local governance. It highlights historical figures like Lenin and Marx, discussing their differing views on revolution and the implications of centralization in governance. The conversation critiques contemporary political discourse, reflecting on the intellectual challenges faced by liberal radicals in advocating for a more equitable society.
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